12/10/2026
What if your next best attraction was built around an idea every guest already understands?
Take the thrill of a video game…
…then let them live it.
That was the original idea behind Battlefield Sports. And although the technology has evolved through new generations of equipment, games, and innovations, the core idea has never changed:
Create the feeling of being the hero of the game.
For summer camps, adventure parks, and mobile laser tag operators, that matters.
You need an activity that can captivate a five-year-old, challenge a teenager, entertain adults, and still be practical for a lean team to run.
Cedar Springs Camp in Washington found outdoor laser tag could do exactly that.
They created story-led missions for younger campers through to their 13+ programs, including a “special ops” theme that gave players more than a game—they gave them a role in the story.
“When the kids had a storyline… they got really engaged. Offering a ‘special ops’ theme in our summer camp has worked well for us,” said Mark McKinney, Cedar Springs Camp, Washington USA.
The technology matters. But it is only the tool.
The real question is: what is your vision for the experience?
Family-fun or Corporate Picnic entertainment? A sci-fi battle? A fantasy quest? A completely original adventure that becomes the thing your players remember and return for?
At the Live-Action Gaming Innovation Summit in London, Nicole Lander, co-Founder of Battlefield Sports, met with operators and reinforced something important:
"We are gamers and operators too," said Nicole
"That is why feedback from the people using our technology matters so much. It helps us improve the tools, create better games, and help operators turn their own business vision into an experience that grows with them."
So, as you plan for next season, ask yourself:
* Will your attraction simply fill an hour?
* Or will it give every player the thrill of stepping into a game? And give them a reason to come back for the next mission?
Ready to answer that question? Contact us today.